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Four teams headed to Interoffice Football Tournament semifinals

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The championship games of the 6-a-side Interoffice Football Tournament are quickly approaching. On Friday, September 23rd and Saturday, September 24th, football fanatics gathered at the Honorable Louis Sylvestre Sports Complex to watch the quarterfinals. A total of eight teams battled to score as many goals as possible to earn points and advance in the competition.quarterfinals-interoffice-football-tournament-3
The first four matches took place on Friday starting at 7PM. Taxi Strikers struggled against Costa Boys, who emerged victorious with a 3-0 score. Next to take to the field were Victoria House and S.P.T.C Boys. Both teams failed to score, ending the game in a draw. Caribeña faced Mambo Boys in a close match, with Mambo Boys winning 3-2. In the final match of the night, Rain faced Martha’s Ice, winning 1-0.quarterfinals-interoffice-football-tournament-1

Saturday’s second set of matches started with Martha’s Ice versus Rain. Martha’s Ice took the 1-0 win, advancing to the semifinals. S.P.T.C Boys and Victoria House followed, with Victoria House winning 1-0. Caribeña and Mambo Boys battled intensely in the third match, ending in a 2-2 tie. The last game of the night saw Costa Boys go up against a dominant Taxi Strikers, who won 2-1.

These are the aggregate results of this past weekend’s games:
Rain 1 vs Martha’s Ice 1
Penalty shots Rain 3 vs Martha’s Ice 1
S.P.T.C Boys 0 vs Victoria House 1
Caribeña F.C 4 vs Mambo Boys 5
Taxi Strikers 2 vs Costa Boys 4
Fans are encouraged to come out and support their teams in the semi-finals.
Here is the schedule:
Wednesday, September 28th:
Victoria House vs Costa Boys at 7:30PM
Rain vs Mambo Boys at 8:30PM

Thursday, September 29th:
Mambo Boys vs Rain at 7:30PM
Costa Boys vs Victoria House at 8:30PM
There is a $3 cover charge and vendors will be have food and drinks available.

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